Secure Updates

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Nir B

Hi All,

I have windows 2000 AD integrated DNS. the DNS zones are configure to "Allow
Dynamic Updates" --> only secure updates"
The DNS serve also Linux machines, the Linux machines can't register
dynamically on my DNS.
Is there any way to give the Linux machines the ability to dynamically
register on my DNS and keep the security?

Thanks,

Nir
 
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Nir B said:
Hi All,

I have windows 2000 AD integrated DNS. the DNS zones are
configure to "Allow Dynamic Updates" --> only secure
updates"
The DNS serve also Linux machines, the Linux machines
can't register dynamically on my DNS.
Is there any way to give the Linux machines the ability
to dynamically register on my DNS and keep the security?

Thanks,

Nir
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Linux is considered a legacy client and does not support dynamic updates on
a Windows DNS server, DHCP will have to register the Linux client for you.
I'm also assuming the Linux has a static address so you'll have to use a
DHCP reservation for the Linux client, to have both dynamic updates and a
static address.
Or if the Linux is static, you can create a static host record in DNS.
 
10X :-)


Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. said:
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Linux is considered a legacy client and does not support dynamic updates on
a Windows DNS server, DHCP will have to register the Linux client for you.
I'm also assuming the Linux has a static address so you'll have to use a
DHCP reservation for the Linux client, to have both dynamic updates and a
static address.
Or if the Linux is static, you can create a static host record in DNS.
Click to expand...
 
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